1. In My Shoes
2. Intercultural Understanding

Miriam wants to know what the Australian Dream means for people around the country. So she is off on a road trip, driving a fully equipped motorhome and embarking on the adventure of a lifetime.

Miriam is leaving the home she shares with her life partner, Heather, in the Southern Highlands of NSW to travel around the country to discover what it means to be an Australian today in this eye-opening and timely series.

On Women's Week, a studio van was parked in locations across rich and poor areas of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. The studio van was made available to any woman who felt like sharing her story.

A portrait of an intrepid group of leitis, or Indigenous transgender women, who are fighting a rising tide of religious fundamentalism and intolerance in the South Pacific kingdom of Tonga.

This final episode of the series follows the fate of Nazifa and her family as they make a final attempt to reach Germany. We meet Sadiq, who took just 45 days to travel from Afghanistan to his dream destination of Finland, but the welcome he experienced when he arrived has not sustained. Across Europe, policies have changed and deals have been struck. If Sadiq's asylum claim fails, he faces forced deportation. Across the Atlantic, the USA is no longer welcoming refugees from the Middle East. President Trump's executive orders have far reaching consequences for those who were on the verge of emigrating to join family members already in the USA.

The impact of the rise of the right reverberates across Europe. Nazifa and Latif make a potentially life-changing decision. We revisit Israa and her family from the first series, who risked their lives escaping Syria in 2015 and made the terrifying journey to Europe when borders were open and refugees welcome. They're living in a flat in Germany and Israa faces her first day at school. Meanwhile, Azizula must face his fears and attempt to cross the Hungarian border, knowing it is patrolled by armed guards who use dogs to deter and attack the refugees attempting to cut through the fence from Serbia to Hungary.

Karl's last "thing to do" is seeing Japan's most spiritual destination: Mount Fuji. On the way, Ricky and Steve put him in a capsule hotel and send him to a Sumo wrestling stable.

Ricky and Steve have decided they want Karl join a high school choir, hang out with New Age therapists, meet the Amish before ending his journey by Wingwalking.

Karl's in for some dog sledding, a meeting with Innuits and a visit to the North Pole. He then learns that Ricky and Steve have stuck him on a deep sea fishing trawler.

Iranian-Australian Pariya has found her perfect match in Macedonian migrant, Viktor. Pariya's mother is expecting a full Persian wedding for her only child, and Viktor is keen to oblige. As the couple start to organise the ostentatious, blingy wedding, Pariya, sick of Victor not helping, hands the whole thing over to her betrothed. He must now keep his exacting fiancee and emotional mother-in-law happy, and not break any Iranian traditions along the way. When Australia legalised same-sex marriages in December 2017, pagan druid David and his Jewish partner Darren rushed to set a date. They are having a legal wedding that incorporates both of their religions. The ceremony is in two distinct halves, and sparks fly when both want control over the day.

Karl heads off to Australia to tick off the classic thing to do before you die - 'Swimming with Dolphins'. Before he even touches soil in Oz, Ricky and Steve have planned a little stopover in Thailand.

Karl Pilkington finally returns home after seeing the 'Seven Wonders of the World'. Back in Britain, he's quizzed about his travels abroad by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.

Karl's hoping for luxury but Ricky and Steve have other ideas, including an intense Russian steam room rubdown, a stop at a dwarf village, and being buried alive.

Anita gets invited to the set of a huge historical film, which is at the centre of a huge controversy in India. Political and religious groups have been protesting its release, and the director has even received death threats, and she hears the incredible story behind the news headlines from the crew at the heart of it. Next, she heads to a film being shot in Mumbai harbour to meet a pioneer of women's rights in India.

Karl's first 'to do' is a night on a desert island in Vanuatu. Sounds nice enough. Oh, and then there's bungee jumps, some quality time with a Prince Phillip-worshipping tribe and more.

Karl Pilkington finally returns home after seeing the 'Seven Wonders of the World'. Back in Britain, he's quizzed about his travels abroad by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.

Karl visits Peru to see his final wonder of the world: Machu Picchu. Before that he mixes with a local tribe that used to be cannibals and then goes on a gruelling hike 8000 feet above sea level.

When Aussie plasterer Scott fell head over heels in love with Ethiopian nanny Eskii, he had no idea how complicated planning their wedding would be. Eskii's parents are insisting she includes as many traditional Ethiopian elements as possible. She's pushed to breaking point trying to keep her family happy whilst making sure Scott feels included in his own wedding. Meanwhile, Greek Australian George always thought he'd marry a Greek girl in an Orthodox Church. Things changed when he met a Malaysian Indian doctor, Ranmeet, a Sikh who dreams of a traditional wedding in a Sikh temple. They understand each other's desire for a religious wedding, so they've found a unique solution - two weddings in two countries! Only glitch - Ranmeet must convert to Greek Orthodox and George must take on a new Sikh name.